Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-23
LOCAL AND OTnKR sors.


S%entineI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation OF silver, 81 .02k
The County mmissioners will NEE,
tomorrow.
Manager E. Probsrt returned yesterday
from San Francisco.
Miss Maud Rives returned home yes.
terday from Palisade.
J.. H. Lockwood came in from Hamil-
ton yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Henry Of Mound Valley, Elko
| county, was in town yesterday.
Assessor Wallace returned from San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
salvasionists at Stockton, (Cal.) were
rottenegged by roughs recently.
The usual religious services will be held
10 the Episcopal and Catholic Churches
to-day.
The Eureka public school will open to-
morrow morning. with all the former
teachers.
Judging from the noise in Chinatown
last evening. their New Year must have
commenced.
Mrs. K. Monserrat, wife OF q railroad
President: has been arrested at Akron, o.,
for shoplifting.
The Richmond public school will be
opened tomorrow with Miss Mclaughlin
and Miss Mannheim as teachers.
The officers elect OF Upton Post No. 20.
g. R.. will be instlled this evening. All
comrades are cordially invited to attend.
A. A. Andre leaves tomorrow morning
for, Carson. and thence TO the State Prison,
OF which institution he will be the clerk, or
bookkeeper.
The Fooslight challenges any other
town in the State to trot out such . collec-
ton OF handsome, vigorous schoolmarms
as the Comstock possesses.
When Mr.. Blain gets on that suit Of
cloths which he has had made in Maine by
a Maine tailor. Of Maine wool. the Demo
cracy must look to its broadcloth.
Frank Robes. who was shot last Mon
day morning, and since has been confined
to his room, was yesterday removed to the
county Jail byorder of Sheriff Sweeney.
The six-shooter and bowie knife got in
more or lees Of their bloody work in the
East during the holidays. and o great per
cent OF ii was done at sociables an d parties.
The Manhattan mine Of Austin has been
sold and the purchase money, which is
said to be about 81 900, 000, paid over.
1t was purchased by an Eastern company.
A gentleman, who came in from White
Pin yesterday, informed us that the feel
ing In Hamilton, against the removal Of
the county seat from that place to Ely, was
very bitter.
They have a t%oboggan slide al Bismarck,
Dakota. II is said the steelshod toboggan
acquires u velocity OF three miles a minute
in defending, rivaling in speed the sd-
vance Of u cyclone.
A little girl having been reproaehed
with d;sobedience and breaking the COM
mandments OF God, sighed and said to her
mother: "Oh mamma; those command
ments break awfully easy."
Margaret Royenval, of Aisne, France.
has been sleeping for forty-three months.
Physicians say she promises to continue
her slumber indefinitely. She is perfectly
healthy and in good condition.
Sheriff Mulvenon and officer Lew Kelley
returned yesterday afternoon from Duck
water, bringing with them the negro. who
IL is charged, was implicated in the muir
per of Samuel Cievinger and wife in the
Buckskin Mountains last Fall.
Mr.. James Wilson, Secretary OF the
Dunderberg Mining Company, gave q
fine dinner last evening TO number OF
his friends at the Jackson House restau-
rant. The occasion being Mr.. Wilson's
birthday, and in honor of Mr.. F. Gsllwey.
A man in the East attempted to kiss a
girl and was 40 delighted with the sensa-
ton that he held on until he lost his
breath, and falling at her feet expired of
suffocation. OF course @ man with bis lips
glued to q pretty girl hates to let go. but
can easily save his bacon by breathing
through his nose. The girl no doubt
saved her life by this simple expedient.